Foster, Edwin W. [from old catalog] · Garden City, N.Y., Doubleday, Page & company · leaf 303
Fig. 166 a. Wooden aldle wood, except in rare cases where the material is veryhard, such as maple, beech, and similar woods.The towel rack shown in Fig. 167 is suitable for 274 CARPENTRY AND WOODWORK the bath or bed room, and can readily be made by any boy. The back piece is made with plane and… … Fig. 167. The towel rack openings or mortises should be laid out and cutbefore the ends are rounded. The wood is re-moved by boring several small holes within thelines, and finishing to line with a chisel and mallet.The two supports, or brackets, involve nothingnew, and after being finished are…
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